Pr CS5 rendering HD ?

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I am for the first time on this forum and I am so happy, how I can see you have a lot exchange of experience, helpful stories etc.
My Question to all of you is ????
IS possible one project who is recorded with Canon XL1-DV and after edited in Pr CS5 and then RENDERING to be in HD???
why is this question!!! because that recorded video is in DV format & I haven't camera in HD. IF ITS possible to be rendered in HD does that HD will be in the same qualite like when you recorded with HD cam?
Thank You

IS possible one project who is recorded with Canon XL1-DV and after edited in Pr CS5 and then RENDERING to be in HD???
Yes.
...does that HD will be in the same qualite like when you recorded with HD cam?
Nowhere even close.
Thank You
You're welcome.

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